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Three Sisters walking track (Broken Head)

Broken Head Nature Reserve

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Nearby things to do

Cape Byron Lighthouse, Cape Byron State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

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Outlook from the deck at Cape Byron Lighthouse Cafe. Photo: John Spencer/OEH

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Aerial view of picnickers and picnic tables at Broken Head picnic area in Broken Head Nature Reserve. Photo: John Spencer/DPIE

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View of The Pass Cafe, Cape Byron State Conservation Area. Photo: Raegan Glazner/Dean Gibson

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Wategos Beach in Cape Byron State Conservation Area, Byron Bay. Photo: OEH/N.Webb

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Looking along the beach, Cosy Corner. Photo: John Spencer

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Tandem hang gliding in Byron Bay with Pro Flyte

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Cape Byron Information Centre, Cape Byron State Conservation Area. Photo © Lee Middleton

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Cape Byron Information Centre

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Captain Cook lookout and picnic area, Cape Byron State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer

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Captain Cook lookout and picnic area

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Palm Valley, Cape Byron State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer

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Palm Valley

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Tallow Beach, Arakwal National Park. Photo: John Spencer/NSW Government

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Tallow Beach

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Volunteers in the Cape Byron lighthouse, Cape Byron State Conservation Area. Photo: Murray Vanderveer

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Whale watching off North Head, Sydney Harbour National Park. Photo: OEH.

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Itinerary: Whale watching

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Nearby camping and accommodation

A couple relax on the verandah of the Assistant Lighthouse Keepers Cottage. John Spencer/DPIE

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Couple walking on the lawn at Imeson Cottage. Photo: Sera Wright/DPIE.

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Imeson Cottage

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Couple walk through back garden by the beach at Mildenhall cottage. Photo: DPIE/John Spencer

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Mildenhall Cottage

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Family on the back deck of Partridge cottage overlooking Byron Bay beach. Photo: DPIE/John Spencer

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Partridge Cottage and Geoffs Shed

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3 friends having a drink on the balcony at Thomson Cottage. Photo: Sera Wright/DPIE

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Thomson Cottage

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Aerial view of Broken Head in Broken Head Nature Reserve. Photo: John Spencer/DPIE

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Tyagarah Nature Reserve. Photo © David Young

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Whale watching top spots

NSW national parks have the best vantage points to see whales during their annual migration, which takes place from May to November. Plan your next coastal adventure.

A humpback whale breaches the water off the NSW coast, near Sydney. Photo credit: Wayne Reynolds &copy Wayne Reynolds
Three Sisters walking track (Broken Head)

Park info

  • in Broken Head Nature Reserve in the North Coast region

  • Broken Head Nature Reserve is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger.

  • Park entry fees:

    $4 per vehicle per hour. Tap and pay card or phone payments accepted at pay machines. Cash and credit cards accepted at Byron Bay Office.

    Buy annual pass
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